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| Friday Jul 27, 2007 | I never expected the
bleak existentialism
of early Peanuts to work well with the drunken, failed machismo of Charles Bukowski but, wow,
it does. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Jul 21, 2007 | Thriller as performed by prisoners in the Philippines, Bollywood, and a wedding party. to Art by fool |
| Saturday Nov 11, 2006 | At War with Baraka is an underground film which syncs Fricke's Baraka with the Flaming Lips' At War with the Mystics. to Art by fool |
| Saturday Sep 23, 2006 | Surreal Sock Puppet Polka to Art by netcowboy |
| Friday Sep 22, 2006 | John Hodgman,
humor writer,
Daily Show correspondant and embodiment of the Windows operating system,
invented and recited over guitar accompianment
700 hobo names.
For those of you not content to read (or listen) and giggle, portraits of these
hobos have also now been drawn
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Aug 29, 2006 | With two films about turn-of-the-century stage magicians released in the space of as many months (The Illusionist and The Prestige) tickets to magic shows are enjoying a resurgence in popularity. Cheap slackers too lazy to go find our own show (or those of you who can't get an invitation to The Magic Castle), rejoice! Thanks to YouTube, you can enjoy some jaw-dropping illusions from the comfort of your own home with Paper Butterfly, Burger Thief or watch Penn & Teller expose a classic illusion on national television. to Art by pjammer |
| Wednesday May 24, 2006 |
Like musicians playing
covers of their favorite songs,
visual artists love to offer their own interpretations of famous characters
from literature
and
cartoons.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Thursday May 18, 2006 | Jim Woodring
(whose work I am sure you've seen before) has
his own blog,
where he posts the hallucinatory artwork and elliptical
commentary he is so famous for.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Feb 28, 2006 | "A sublime showcase for the diversity and creativity of mankind."
Music?
Bah, too pedestrian. Visual art? Nothing
so obvious, my friend. No, it's
balloon hats of the world. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Monday Jan 30, 2006 | In February 1995, artist and strange person
Myranda Didovic,
working in conjunction with nutritionists at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
took a crap
that measured 26 feet in length.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Friday Jan 13, 2006 | Batgirl is
everywhere!
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Monday Dec 5, 2005 |
Patterns!
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Nov 30, 2005 | Children's drawings of
famous people from Calgary.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Monday Oct 17, 2005 |
If
hacking
is just like painting, then
all you programmers
should be worried about your jobs.
to Art by riotnrrd |
|
Destroy.Hot.Action takes porn clips
and visually mangles and distorts them into something like abstract art.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Friday Oct 7, 2005 | I want to
balance rocks on each other for a living too!
to Art by fringehead |
| Tuesday Sep 20, 2005 |
50,000 speech
balloons placed on posters and ads and filled in by anonymous strangers.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Aug 28, 2005 | Art
inspired by videogames or using
gaming technology
is all the rage these days, and
Richard Horsman
joins in with his translations of 2D sprites into 3D renders, with
stylish and sometimes
creepy results. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Jul 6, 2005 | Boring postcards.. from Sweden! to Art by riotnrrd |
| Friday Jul 1, 2005 | I have a strange feeling that surrealists actually kind of like it when people rip them off or (perhaps) debase their films. to Art by fool |
| Thursday Jun 30, 2005 | If you're ever in
Seat 29E,
make sure nobody is carrying any
dry ice. to Art by roo |
| Thursday Jun 23, 2005 | The Surveillance Camera Players are using ubiquitous surveillance cameras as a stage for protest against, well, ubiquitous surveillance cameras. to Art by faisal |
| Tuesday Jun 7, 2005 | Dave DeVries takes kids' pictures of scary monsters and makes them a little more real and, strangely enough, a lot less scary. to Art by fatherdan |
| Tuesday May 24, 2005 | The
marriage of robotics and meat
continues with the
cybernetic parrot sausage.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday May 18, 2005 | Hating that nasty seascape or still-life on the Paris Econolodge wall? If you're lucky, somebody might have left you a gift behind it. to Art by yoyology |
| Like the Sgt. Pepper's artwork redone by someone with OCD and two grams of
meth in his bloodstream, Howard Hollis'
Picture of Everything
is a huge, annotated drawing of, well, everything.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Mar 22, 2005 | Unrealised Moscow
documents a Moscow that was never built.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Friday Mar 18, 2005 | Play those funky breaks whiteboy.
to Art by fool |
| Friday Feb 25, 2005 | To those who thought Road House was only a cult classic movie: You are wrong. Welcome to Road House: The Play. to Art by isosceles |
| Monday Feb 21, 2005 | Grafik Dynamo
takes images from Livejournal and
adds text and
speech balloons to create
a surreal ongoing narrative.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| M-city
konstruktor
allows you to place stencil-shaded tiles of buildings, people and
giant robots to create your own isometric cityscapes.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Feb 10, 2005 | I remember back in the day when sending a valentine was easy. Now you gotta fight for it! to Art by 7layerburrito |
| Friday Jan 28, 2005 | "It is for you, the viewer of the cat lady church art, to determine whether this is a fun little Lego-building hobby, or whether it's gone over the line to full-blown Lego OCD." to Art by yoyology |
| Thursday Jan 6, 2005 | S.P. Dinsmoor (not to be confused with Dinsdale) began, at the age of 64, to build a monument that would stand long after he was gone. With 2,273 sacks of cement and countless tons of limestone, he constructed a "log" home and sculpture garden in Lucas, Kansas called the
Garden of Eden. As if the whole place weren't creepy enough, one of the exhibits is Dinsmoor himself, in a homemade glass-topped concrete coffin. to Art by yoyology |
| Wednesday Jan 5, 2005 |
Who said
money
and art can't co-exist?
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Friday Dec 31, 2004 | After drinking that egg nog I found in the dumpster,
I started to hallucinate that I could see the
skeletons
of cartoon characters.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Dec 21, 2004 | Dude,
don't bogart the art. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Friday Nov 26, 2004 | Zoom in and in and in (or out and out and out) on the trippy detail of the
collaborative artwork,
zoomquilt.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Nov 23, 2004 | "With both clown and viewer locked in an endless loop of failure and degradation, the humor soon turns to horror." to Art by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Nov 2, 2004 | Horrifying
and
bizarre
tableaus, presented by the
Minnesota
Association of Rogue Taxidermists.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Oct 30, 2004 | Technology enables art.
to Art by belford |
| Wednesday Oct 20, 2004 | How would a robot act if it was self-interested? Give me a coin or two, and I'll tell you exactly how it would behave. to Art by fool |
| Tuesday Oct 12, 2004 | Maus set in feudal Japan? Flash Gordon's heirlooms? Corporate raider wear? Call Jeff De Boer. to Art by yoyology |
| Friday Aug 27, 2004 | Researchers have spent years trying to uncover possible uses for spam. Political candidates have risen and fallen based solely upon the spam plank of their platforms. (Or not.) Now, one man has taking spam recycling to its truest, most genius level: cartoons. to Art by jacquez |
| Wednesday Aug 25, 2004 | A messageboard without a topic, shaped like a tree,
Ecotonoha
sounds straight out of 1999, but is oddly compelling. The
tree grows larger and greener with every message left,
and
the archives are available
as a screensaver.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Jul 31, 2004 | Michael O'Brien has an
eclectic
collection of 50's and 60's movie posters
and weird old exploitation novel covers.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Jul 15, 2004 | Each of Jason Kronenwald's portraits are made entirely from
chewed bubblegum
on a plywood backing; no paint or dye is used.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Jul 8, 2004 | Travel to exotic and beautiful India and enjoy their
many
colorful trashcans. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Jun 29, 2004 | By now, GPS drawing
has become old hat,
so there is only one place left to take it:
the
third dimension.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Friday Jun 25, 2004 |
Someone has gone to a lot of trouble to document
graffitti of little octopuses
around New York City.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Jun 9, 2004 | Cover every roof on your block with sod, and other conceptualist pranks. to Art by fool |
| Friday May 21, 2004 | Creepy Clown is what you get when you give a bunch of render geeks a running joke or two. to Art by braino |
| Wednesday May 19, 2004 | If you like the aesthetic of
modernist architecture but don't have the
budget for a
custom-built home then perhaps
modernist prefab housing is
what you're looking for. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Monday May 17, 2004 | A Case of
Curioisities
shows off a fascinating collection of
vintage and
original
taxidermy
and other curiosities.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Thursday May 13, 2004 | The Infinite Cat Project is attempting a grandiose internet trompe l'oeuil effect. to Art by fringehead |
| Thursday Apr 22, 2004 | Subservient Chicken comes in many flavors. to Art by fool |
| Thursday Apr 15, 2004 | Science fiction has always provided illustrations of the future of evolution - from H.G. Wells's The Time Machine with its Eloi and Morlocks, to Peter Ward's (less fiction, more science) exploration Future Evolution.
The morphological possibilities of Photoshop, however, are often overlooked. Well, no longer. Human Descent provides many examples of possible future genetic freaks. to Art by jacquez |
| Saturday Apr 10, 2004 | Bubble wrap, Skittles, and worry fill the world of obsessive-compulsive artists. to Art by fringehead |
| Thursday Apr 8, 2004 | When a nice Jewish boy and a nice Chinese girl get together, and they both love food, you get Soy Vay! It's kosher, parve, organic, and has no MSG, GMOs, or peanuts.
to Art by yoyology |
| Wednesday Apr 7, 2004 | Artist Dan Goodsell keeps an obsessive collection of advertising- and food-related toys. to Art by fringehead |
| Tuesday Apr 6, 2004 | Sweet, sweet
design porn.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Mar 23, 2004 |
The
labels on fruit crates
can be surprisingly
well
designed and even
pretty.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Monday Mar 22, 2004 | R Kelly meets Bathroom Designs to Art by leptirica |
| Monday Feb 23, 2004 | Nasosov paints disturbed-looking portraits, in a manner that suggests a high possibility that the artist might have experienced more-than-normal amounts of trauma strapped to the dentist chair having things hung from and attached to his face; if you have a dental appointment looming ahead next week, this might make you want to postpone it. to Art by monde |
| Wednesday Feb 11, 2004 | I can't stop myself from wondering if David Hasselhoff's video is a bizarre flash movie (despite evidence to the contrary). to Art by fool |
| Wednesday Dec 31, 2003 | It is interesting to compare art composed by those under the influence of LSD, and those experiencing psychosis. to Art by fool |
| Monday Dec 22, 2003 | Bert and Bud create custom-made coffins If you have a unique idea for your final rest receptacle, they can probably build it (urns too!). And here's one just in time for Christmas! Ho ho ho! to Art by fatherdan |
| Friday Dec 19, 2003 | Graffiti
Archaeology is devoted to the documentation of graffiti-covered
walls as they change over time.
Use the
GrafAc Explorer,
to watch the graffiti ebb and flow in selected areas of San Francisco.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Die Screaming with Sharp Things in your Head. There's really not much else to say. to Art by yoyology |
| Thursday Dec 18, 2003 | From the brick artist who built Han Solo in Carbonite and the Legoville Slugger, we humbly present: Achewood fanbrick. to Art by yoyology |
| Friday Dec 5, 2003 | Matt Stuart's photography of London is a bit like Diane Arbus's snapshots of New York.
to Art by fool |
| Howdy, Pardner. If those long nights on the prairie are feeling kind
of lonesome, why not cuddle up with some
cowgirl pinups
from the 1930's through the 1960's? Giddyap! to Art by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Dec 4, 2003 | "The lostlove project
aims to compile stories about lost love. Users enter stories which
are then linked by the lostlove engine to create a metanarrative of a
relationship." to Art by riotnrrd |
| It's about that time of year again. Remember, sixfold radial symmetry, and never make two alike. If you work hard, you can get pretty damn elaborate. to Art by yoyology |
| Tuesday Dec 2, 2003 | I love comic books, but
sometimes..
boy can they
suck. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Monday Dec 1, 2003 | If you grew up without a crotchety grandfather filling your head
with nonsense,
American Folklore
can give you all the
tall tales and
ghost
stories you missed out on. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Monday Nov 17, 2003 | Out from the mud comes the lotus flower. Tampon art finds new life in things we usually prefer not to find at all. to Art by scromp |
| Back when Burning Man was just a low-key get-together, Survival Research Labs made Killer Robots. Now that the field of weapons development as art has expanded, you could easily find a personal EMP bomb, or a lethal biological pathogen vending machine at your next vernissage or festival. All this, courtesy of the Experimental Interaction Unit. to Art by caspian |
| Friday Nov 7, 2003 | "In my attempt to realize 'death', I have decided to watch
the
dead body of a dog continuously at the coast."
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Oh, she's just your average playboy centerfold.
to Art by fool |
| Thursday Oct 30, 2003 | Get your cartoon on, old-style, with the
Bayeux tapestry
webtoon toolkit. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Friday Oct 3, 2003 | Swingin' 50's and 60's design style meets
web craziness
in the work of Japanese artist Kazumi Nonaka. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Online art gallery Decontrol
uses beautiful design and an intuitive navigational interface that
doesn't get in the way of the art.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Sep 30, 2003 | Andy Goldsworthy's art is not so much "outsider" as it is "out-of-doors." He works almost entirely in nature, using the materials at hand to create pieces of extraordinary, ephemeral beauty and monumental presence. On occasion, he does create installations, and he stunned London on Midsummer Day 2000 by allowing 13 enormous snowballs to melt on the city streets. to Art by yoyology |
| Maggot Art
is a fantastic new teaching tool for use in the elementary
school setting.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Next time you ogle
a swimsuit
model
remember that
she doesn't
really look like that.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Monday Sep 29, 2003 | You have ASCII Porn. There is ASCII Quake, ASCII Matrix, and ASCII Star Wars. But personally, ASCII Rock just goes too far. to Art by imploded |
| Sunday Sep 21, 2003 | Watch Atomic Age Dog's
Cows Are Evil and never
quite the same about that cool, refreshing glass of milk again.
to Art by joshua |
| Monday Sep 15, 2003 | Prepare yourself for a visually compelling headache, but a headache nonetheless. to Art by pyrrhuloxia |
| Thursday Sep 11, 2003 | Knowledge that 'pipe' is french slang for blowjob allows a much more entertaining interpration to Magritte's "ce n'est pas une pipe" caption. to Art by fool |
| A riddle: what do steamy windows, champagne, Picasso, and asphalt share in common? A hint: something like Hirschfield's Ninas. to Art by fool |
| Sunday Sep 7, 2003 | Somewhere between steampunk and Max Ernst lies the magical world of the Industrial Art Gallery. to Art by fringehead |
| Tuesday Aug 26, 2003 | Always
be prepared
to handle
life's
little
disasters. to Art by fatherdan |
| Friday Aug 22, 2003 | Twexus generates imagery from a database of pictures using symmetry and pairing. to Art by fool |
| Wednesday Aug 20, 2003 | Trong Lovdal has amassed an
impressive collection
of over 500
vintage Chinese posters.
Lucky for us, he's placed images of these beautiful
artworks on the web, and is even
selling a few of them.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Friday Jul 25, 2003 | The aesthetics of minimalism and constuctivism are being exploded into unusual geometries. to Art by fool |
| Tuesday Jul 15, 2003 | If Kabuki actors could somehow render the game of Ping Pong to be superhuman, like The Matrix ... oh wait, they can. to Art by isosceles |
| Saturday Jul 12, 2003 | Ahh, yet another art critique message board. Don't be surprised if some of the pictures on this one are a bit pixelated. to Art by 7layerburrito |
| Sunday Jun 29, 2003 | When the Rube Goldberg Honda advert made the rounds, some folks noted it ripped-off The Way Things Go, but it's not the only rip-off floating around. to Art by fool |
| Friday Jun 20, 2003 | Welcome to Pablo's Art World! "A fantasy world where imagination is the master!" And where men sit on the crapper and read the newspaper. to Art by fatherdan |
| Thursday Jun 19, 2003 | After learning about Chrissy's Caviar, I was tempted to make a cheap joke about Roe v. Wade, but I'm much too big for that. to Art by yoyology |
| Monday Jun 16, 2003 | Hot on the heels of April Winchell comes 365 Days, an archive of the most bizarre multimedia including the hilarious Religion for the Retarded, the pathetic Orson Welles Frozen Peas commercial, and a positively terrifying recording of Louis Farrakhan singing a calypso song about a transsexual. to Art by isosceles |
| Saturday Jun 7, 2003 | Manhole covers may not be exciting but they are
often artistic both artistic inspiration and sometimes, art themselves.
See covers from Manhattan, the
United States,
Russia,
Hungary,
London,
Norway,
Japan, and
France.
to Art by joshua |
| Sunday Jun 1, 2003 | Arthur Ganson makes fascinatingly
delicate and elegant mechanical sculptures and machines.
Some will take thousands of years to complete their tasks and some are astoundingly ephemeral.
You can see his work at the MIT Museum and see his creations in action.
to Art by joshua |
| Tuesday May 20, 2003 | Everybody likes fine art, riddles, and free stuff, but how often do you get all of them in one package?
By the way, the horse is smiling because he is made of meat.
to Art by riffraff |
| Sunday May 18, 2003 | One of the most fascinating and unique pieces of horticultural and printing history are framed seed packets, which were printed nearly a century ago by manual-labor-intensive 1910-era methods that would boggle the imagination of those of us familiar with the modern-day 4-color printing process.
to Art by pjammer |
| Tuesday May 13, 2003 | Pixel Creation
has a small but beautiful collection of
Chinese
advertising art from the 1920's and 1930's.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Thursday May 8, 2003 | Art meets poker at the next Green Room Gallery exhibition: Muck on the Bottom. A Texas Hold'em tournament will be conducted at the gallery using a deck of cards designed by 14 artists. Check out the twos, fours, aces, and my favorite, the satanically rockin' six-six-sixes. to Art by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Apr 29, 2003 | Hoaxes aside, there are animals who paint. For a couple hundred, you could own a masterpiece by Koko the gorilla or exuberant abstracts by Asian elephants.
to Art by sylvar |
| Friday Apr 18, 2003 | If you missed this year's art car parades in Texas, you can still see the Weapon of Mass Instruction, and visit old favorites in the Art Car Museum, and at this art industry website.
to Art by pyrrhuloxia |
| Wednesday Apr 16, 2003 | Imagenetion has an enormous
collection of scanned pinups,
cheesecake art,
and fantasy art.
Including some
very, very
odd peices of
fan art.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Apr 8, 2003 | The Art-o-mat project is making use of banned technology in a good cause.
to Art by fringehead |
| Monday Apr 7, 2003 | You may look like an idiot doing it, but GPS Drawing may be just the creative outlet you're looking for. to Art by mrnonrespondo |
| Friday Apr 4, 2003 | Time now has a complete archive of their covers online, from first to last. Popular searches include historical figures, popular icons, and controversial topics, but since it's online, we know what people will really be looking for. to Art by yoyology |
| Tuesday Apr 1, 2003 | Icontown inhabitants who wish to
move up to a high rise would do well to consider
Mr. Wong's Soup'partments.
to Art by buttercup |
| Are the wild animals around where you live not picking up the slack? Why not give them a new job? to Art by fotbon |
| Jackson Pollock is turning in his grave right now. But is it art? (not worksafe)
to Art by isosceles |
| Friday Mar 14, 2003 | PDAs may be good for keeping appointments and
organizing your address book, but are they good for
making art?
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Mar 11, 2003 | What with all the Jesuses, Elvii, and huge-eyed sad children, velvet paintings have a bad reputation for tackiness and tawdriness. Well, Voodoo Velvet intends to change all that. I think they may succeed. to Art by riffraff |
| Thursday Feb 27, 2003 | Metalwork doesn't have to be
explicitly decorative to be
beautiful. Consider, for example, stove burners and
drain covers. to Art by gator |
| Pleix contains some extraordinarily interesting and somewhat disturbing video art. Highlights include a satirical video for Plaid's track "Itsu" and parody commercials of a beauty kit for little girls.
to Art by fool |
| Wednesday Feb 19, 2003 | During his career as an artist,
Donald Evans
created hundreds of hand-painted
postage stamps
for imaginary countries.
The influence of his works can clearly been seen in
the painted and collage-work
envelopes
and stamps from
the
Griffin and Sabine books,
or the haunting surrealism of the
Codex Seraphinianus.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Feb 13, 2003 | Simply start with a pencil,
and remove all that is not a chain,
spirit,
or geometric
figure to Art by gator |
| Thursday Feb 6, 2003 | The Remedi Project is a twelve-issue interactive art project that may trigger hours of web-surfing, productive or otherwise. to Art by pyrrhuloxia |
| Wednesday Jan 1, 2003 | Why bother with sculpting bonsai trees when you can quickly do the same ("Zen - Without the wait!") with a potato?
They range from the sublime to the extravagant.
It's the taking the world by storm. to Art by crikey |
| Thursday Dec 26, 2002 | Hugh MacLeod draws cartoons drawn on the back of business cards.
"With life in New York being what it is, with each person being hit
with a million strange, random moments a day, there's a lot to be said
for being able to fit your entire studio inside your coat pocket."
to Art by joshua |
| Wednesday Nov 27, 2002 | What is the
meaning of the
mysterious
giant letters on the sides of mountains
and hills?
to Art by joshua |
| Tuesday Nov 26, 2002 | Show Me Your Wound is a
twisted little commmunity dedicated to sharing and discussing
stories and images of
scrapes,
cuts,
burns
and
worse.
to Art by joshua |
| Monday Nov 25, 2002 | Guilloche patterns are the intricate sinusoidal forms created by a Rose Machine and are found in ornamental metal such as watches and are frequently used as anti-counterfeiting security devices in money and other financial paperwork .
to Art by joshua |
| Thursday Nov 21, 2002 | Who would have thought that your paint-by-number that you toiled over as an 8 year old would be of any value to anyone other than your mom? From nudes to portraits of Jesus, paint-by-numbers are taking America by storm... again! But wait, there's more, now you can even have your very own customized picture to paint! to Art by mrnonrespondo |
| Thursday Nov 7, 2002 | Upload a photograph to LEGO and they will sell you only the parts you need to construct a mosaic.
This can be taken to extremes. to Art by urog |
| Tuesday Oct 29, 2002 | Witness the intriguing interactive art of Project Euh. In particular, the
collaborative "scribble
board" and the strangely symmetric graphical poll.
to Art by geofforama |
| Scientists are pretty sure men cannot
actually lactate, but that doesn't stop some
from trying.
to Art by joshua |
| Monday Oct 28, 2002 | Someone
put a lot of effort into their
haunted dollhouse.
Especially impressive
is the
miniature jack-o-lantern complete with pumpkin snot
and
the tiny party snacks.
to Art by lucky |
| Tuesday Oct 22, 2002 | Everything nowadays is self-referential art, even auctions. to Art by fringehead |
| Friday Oct 18, 2002 | Tove Jansson,
author of the popular
"moomintroll"
children's books, once
illustrated a
Swedish version of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit."
to Art by riotnrrd |
| In the deep of summer, 200
sign painters
invade
Mars, PA. to Art by goboro |
| Thursday Oct 17, 2002 | When art is outlawed, only outlaws will create art.
to Art by fatherdan |
| Friday Oct 11, 2002 | It's a fusebox that pushes things down staircases and removes stubborn stains and other surreal inventions of the Prior-Art-O-Matic. to Art by fool |
| Thursday Oct 10, 2002 | "Driven by a dream I had at the age of twenty-three during my junior year at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas, I began to draw pigs with wings. I drew pigs with wings over and over until, during my senior year, I realized it might be possible to actually create a real winged pig by employing tattoos."
to Art by joshua |
| Friday Oct 4, 2002 | Sploshing, a rather British phenomenon, is best described as the food fight as foreplay. Like all fetishes, sploshing yields mixed results - while some find it incredibly arousing, others are just left feeling cold and wet.
to Art by lux |
| Thursday Oct 3, 2002 | René Magritte
showed that through the juxtapositon of common
objects
in unexpected yet ordinary settings, the normal becomes surreal.
This is called magic realism. So, therefore, have magic
realists
designed
the new
state
quarters? to Art by fatherdan |
| Typophile's Smaller Picture is an attempt to collectively design a typeface.
to Art by joshua |
| Tuesday Oct 1, 2002 | Laurie Hogin is a very interesting artist. A fan of 17th Century Flemish painting styles, she applies them to a wide variety of otherwise mundane and cuddly animal subjects. Except, terrifyingly, sometimes said subjects are neither mundane nor cuddly. to Art by isosceles |
| Sunday Sep 22, 2002 | Banksy's stencil art has been causing panic on the streets of London, or at least wonder about who's behind the slippery samizdat. to Art by fool |
| Thursday Sep 19, 2002 | Holy #%£*!!! You think you have the @#*! to be a master obscenity-generator
like Pete and Ray
or Red of the Tube Bar?
Lucky Pierre needs your
most finely woven obscenities for their Swear
Line Project. So, what the #@&Ø is your #&@-ing problem
you, @#%? Do you need #@$%!-ing
inspiration?
to Art by fatherdan |
| Thursday Aug 22, 2002 | Ah... so many tampons, so many different uses. From aquariums to bondage and counseling, Tamponart is the solution for all your needs!
to Art by leptirica |
| Friday Aug 16, 2002 | Origami:
animal,
vegetable,
mineral. to Art by goboro |
| Wednesday Jul 24, 2002 | In the unlikely surroundings of Death Valley, California, an opera house has been running for more than 30 years. Owner Marta Becket and her work are the subject of a documentary film now as well. to Art by fringehead |
| Saturday Jul 13, 2002 | On November 16, 1974, a self-decoding message was sent
from Arecibo Observatory towards the M13 globular cluster. On August 21, 2001, their response arrived. to Art by joshua |
| Thursday Jul 11, 2002 | You haven't lived until you've seen Cobra: The Musical. to Art by isosceles |
| Friday Jun 28, 2002 | The secret lives of numbers: "an exhaustive empirical study to determine the relative popularity of every integer between zero and one million." to Art by fool |
| Friday Jun 21, 2002 | When building with Legos, it is good to have plans and pieces, but what you really need is an idea with a bang. to Art by mercaptan |
| Wednesday Jun 5, 2002 | Real-life Miltons of the world have expressed such demand for red Swingline staplers that a
second-hand market in painted units boomed on eBay
until
Swingline introduced their own.
to Art by joshua |
| From the
rather
mundane to
verging on
art:
scientific
glass. to Art by goboro |
| Friday May 31, 2002 | Women
have been
getting
(and giving)
tattoos in America
(and Europe)
for longer
than you might think.
to Art by bruce |
| Thursday May 23, 2002 | No program conveys more geek cred than the screen saver.
to Art by joshua |
| Wednesday May 22, 2002 | Before digital video effects, there were
analog video
synthesizers. One of these, the Scanimate, still has afficonados
today.
to Art by gator |
| Tuesday May 14, 2002 | Beefcake, beefcake, |
